 "Yamaha Motor sales up 27 per cent at 76,144 units in March")
The company had sold 60,032 units in March 2016, India Yamaha Motor said in a statement.
"March 2017 was challenging as automobile sector in India had to offload BS III inventory which was re-affirmed by Supreme Court's decision towards the closing. Yamaha however, has managed it well and logged in a decent growth for this month," Yamaha Motor India Sales Vice President (Sales and Marketing) Roy Kurian said.
The company eyeing to achieve 1 million sales in 2017 as well, through exciting products and by expanding its trade networks, he added.
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